[Joe]

It's not appropriate in most circumstances, seriously. Around children, in mixed company, at work, on the phone publicly, at sporting events.

If that's how you speak on a regular basis - and if you are at all interested in self-improvement, practicing some self-restraint with respect to your language is an easy fix and a good place to start.

Manners will serve you positively in your interactions with most people. Some place along the line having manners and controlling what you say and how you present yourself became viewed as an effeminate trait - nothing could be further from the truth.

Bad language is particularity disturbing coming from a woman.